The fourth edition of the ‘100 Days of Health’ campaign has provided 10,966,291 free medical services since its launch on August 1, 2026, as part of the state’s efforts to improve healthcare quality and expand access to services across Egypt’s governorates, the Health Ministry announced on Monday.
The campaign is being implemented in line with the directives of Minister of Health and Population Khaled Abdel-Ghaffar, who stressed the importance of strengthening national health initiatives to enhance the efficiency of the healthcare system and advance the objectives of universal health coverage, it added.
Health Ministry Spokesman Hossam Abdel-Ghaffar said that on its eighth day, the campaign delivered 1,612,069 free medical services through the integrated efforts of 13 Ministry sectors.
The curative care sector provided 456,646 services, while primary care delivered 350,418.
Hospitals affiliated with the General Authority for Health Insurance provided 198,223 services, presidential public health initiatives 156,023, and units affiliated with the General Authority for Teaching Hospitals and Institutes 91,702.
Preventive medicine provided 80,715 services, while hospitals under the General Authority for Specialised Medical Centres delivered 154,344.
The Golden Thousand Days Initiative provided 38,364 services, while 7,249 treatment-at-the-state’s-expense decisions were issued.
Hospitals of the Therapeutic Organisation provided 7,677 services, and the “Your Health is Happiness” mental health support initiative delivered 10,390 services.
The campaign also carried out 3,560 surgical procedures under the initiative to eliminate waiting lists.
Spokesman Abdel-Ghaffar added that the campaign has placed significant emphasis on health awareness, providing educational and awareness services to 56,758 citizens through community outreach teams operating in public areas, clubs and shopping centres across several governorates.
